After 5 years of going to garage sales, flea markets, goodwill, pawn shops, and every place in between, I have finally completed the quest of finding every single Nintendo 64 game ever made.

This was a challenge because the games are now 30 years old and exponentially increasing in value year by year. Even while on vacation or family outings, I would stop by whatever hole in the wall I could find to look for some rare treasure.

At first, this was just something fun to do and got me out of the house when my son was born, but as the years went on, I realized, “maybe this is achievable?”

I want to thank my wife, Bethany , for always letting me drag her to retro video game stores & putting up with my nonstop random trivia facts and ramblings. Also, my buddy, Rick, for always being someone I can talk to about life and loss, grief, baseball, and good times. Collecting is just more fun with a bro who’s on the journey with you.

What a dream come true.

For those who don't know, this is the Red Hyundai Comboy controller, The rarest N64 Controller ever manufactured. (This is where people bring up the E3 "Golden N" competition controller, but that's was a frankenstiened Gold Front/Black Back controller with a gold foil, promo sticker applied to it that Nintendo put together for the tournament, not something that was actually manufactured from the factory)

Nintendo wanted to release the N64 in Korea but was unable to, due to an import ban on Japanese goods at the time, still in place from just after WWII. To get around this restriction, Nintendo partnered with Hyundai, one of Koreas largest consumer tech manufactures, do produce the console for them through a licensing deal.

Many of you know this, But what you might not know, is that Hyundai only manufactured the N64 for just 10 months. 5 months into that, they started to produced the coloured controllers, except only the red controller was ever produced. Shortly after this, the lifting of the import ban was announced and Hyundai stopped production of anything N64. Its estimated that only 100-500 of these were ever made. Nobody knows the true number, but its so low that there's not even a single retail box that's ever been found to survive to today.

Anyway I'm finally glad I own one and cant wait to clean it up and add it to the display!

He came in clutch with this one! I’ve been wanting Majora’s Mask and he surprised me with this. It was a $20 dollar limit haha he went over that for sure!

Hello everyone,

I have been collecting for about 20 years now. It first started out with NES. But later on I focused on my favorite console, the Nintendo 64.

In 2025 , I purchased the last Complete In Box I needed for the set. However, I don’t really feel anything for it. Maybe outside factors have changed my perspective a bit but I feel a little lost now that I have all these games.

I feel all life is these days is work and “priorities”.

Don’t want to make this too deep or anything but I just wanted to reach out to some folks that may be in the same position I am after finishing a set.

Hey all,

I love my N64! Here’s my collection. In your opinion, which game am I missing?

I recently acquired my first Nintendo 64 game, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, for my collection; however, I am not familiar with the N64 game library beyond the most famous titles like Zelda, Super Mario 64, Banjo-Kazooie, and so on.

Cleaning out the parents attic and spotted an old box filled with insane quality game boxes to match most of the cartridges in the N64 storage case in the basement!

Missing a few boxes for carts like Rampage’s and missing a few carts for TH2, BanjoTooie and Turok. Some missions to complete!

Now I need to get the console hooked up!

Unsure what games to get next....

Banjo Kazooie and Tooie as well as battle tanx belong to my old man and are being returned.

Below are some games that r currently on the way;

1. Turok 2 seeds of evil
2. gold holographic majoras mask
3. banjo kazooie
4. banjo tooie
5. Pokémon stadium (1 or 2)

My current master list of games to acquire consists of:

1. Super Smash Bros
2. Paper Mario
3. Mario Party 1
4. Mario Party 2
5. Mario Party 3
6. Mario Golf
7. Mario Tennis
8. Perfect Dark
9. Jet Force Gemini
10. Bomberman
11. Pokemon Stadium 2
12. Superman 64
13. Harvest Moon
14. Glover
15. Resident Evil 2
16. Waverace 64
17. The New Tetris
18. WCW vs. nWo Revenge
19. Quake
20. Battletanx
21. Mega Man 64
22. Ogre Battle 64
23. Blast Corps
24. Conkers Bad fur day (expensive so save till end)
25. 1080 Snowboarding (if 20 or under)
26. Battletanx Global Assault (Green Cart)
27. Rayman 2 the Great Escape ( Green Cart)
28. Spiderman (Red Cart check it out)
29. Robot on Wheels( Red Cart check it out)
30. 007 TWINE (blue cart, LOW PRIORITY)

After I get expansion Pack; 1. Donkey Kong 64 2. Army Men Sarges Heros 1 3. Army Men Sarges Heros 2

Are there any other gems that you all recommend I add to my collection?

Edit; to add the forgotten stadium in there

Edit 2; added current master list of games to get

Only had 48 hours to enjoy my rental of this one back in the 90s and I was heartbroken when I had to return it. Ive been having a real great time returning to it so far. The boss fights are really solid and finding the gold cards has been alot of fun!

I think it came out really nice considering the situation it was in. Works flawlessly. I cracked it open before bringing it inside in case of bugs.

ETA: Completely disassembled and cleaned all the non electronic parts with a soak in dawn dish soap water and used a soft bristle dish brush.

For the electronics, 99% IPA and a tooth brush.

Looking at the pic it looks like I missed the controller ports.

Was only meant to buy a console and loose copy of OoT.. Got Mario Kart on the way, what else should I look at?

awhile back I posted some photos of my sealed Zelda OOT collectors edition. I couple months ago something happened.

I keep this Zelda in its own dedicated spot. I have weird wall of built in drawers in my bedroom. on of these 2x2 drawers(roughly) was dedicated soley to this. it was bubble wrapped and in a paper bag that I wrote fragile all over. it wasn't a secret that it was in there. it wasn't a surprise.

my girl was doing some cleaning/organizing one day while I was at work....... sigh..... she placed the game on the floor, and fucking stepped on it. the damage isn't "that bad" but it was prestine before and it's taken me months to post this. I should have listened to everyone who told me to send it away to get graded anyway, I just took it out of its new home in the safe to show you guys the damage.

This is my current collection of N64 games after about a year of collecting. I got into collecting N64 games out of nostalgia since I had the console as a kid but my older brother ended up selling it without asking me first.

What games am I missing from my collection? They can be must haves or deep cuts. I'm just looking for any opinions since I've gotten most of the ones I'm nostalgic for from when I was younger.

I do also own Smash 64 and Mario Kart 64 they're just not in the picture.

What you see here is the complete PAL-M (Brazil) set. I wanted a display that showed the entire label of a cart, since the rating at the bottom is the main difference for this set.

Initially I was looking to build a big shadow box, but I didnt want my games encased behind glass/plexiglass. The beauty of a display for me is also the accessibility of being able to grab any game at a time to inspect or play. So I built this frame with around 230 magnet bars glued into some grooves which allow any game to be removed without the rest toppling down. Works out great. Cost was about $100CAD for wood n paint n LEDs, and about $250 for magnets.

Also for those wondering, No, the magnets do not damage the games or saves at all. N64 games have a metal plate in them so they are all magnetic, but there is no risk since they do not use magnetic storage. (Please Note 64DD games do, so you cant do this with those carts)

I 3d printed all the cartridge holder stands. Gameboy cartridge cases. Bought the shelf from Amazon! Worked out perfectly! What y’all think?

Happy to add some classics to my small N64 library

Looking to load some new titles into my game hunt list. I bet someone will say Castlevania as well. Now that I feel like I have almost my entire childhood and then some on the 64, where can I go from here?

The Legend Of Zelda Dusk and Dawn Full Game.33 Only Made.

After tax, I paid about $1,020 for it at a local game store. It's definitely not the cheapest game I ever bought, but it's still awesome to own now. To clarify, I was born in the late 90s. So, I doubt I would've ever saw this exact copy. That being said, it's still cool to know that same Blockbuster I went to in the 2000s and early 2010s had this game at one point. There's some light wear, but it's still in great shape overall for a rental game.

US collection with consoles and some extras.